* The {{Music/Gorillaz}} cast all have their moments, excluding resident {{Jerkass}} Murdoc. [[BadassAdorable Noodle]] once fought off an entire zombie army alone with nothing but her WaifFu, and the usually [[TheStoic cool-headed]] OnlySaneMan Russel knocked Murdoc out cold with one blow when he tried to kill [[TheWoobie 2D]]. Even ExtremeDoormat 2D has a limit: he lashed out at Murdoc in a recent interview after a few minutes of insult and humiliation. * Music/KennyRogers' classic "Coward of the County". A man who'd turned his back on fighting all his life beats three men to a pulp after they rape his wife.** His father had died in prison when he was but ten years old, and had implored him "not to do the things I've done." Fair enough, but following this to the letter, always, made a doormat of the boy. At the very end, as the last of his wife's rapists hits the floor unconscious (possibly even dead), he echoes these words but twists them around: "Sometimes you've got to fight when you're a man."** Worse for the three, they (and everyone else present) [[OhCrap realise what fury they've unleashed on themselves]] when [[TranquilFury he turns about... and locks the doors, preventing their escape.]] Then he [[UnstoppableRage lets rip with twenty years of bottled rage.]]* Lemon Demon's "Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny" brings together absolutely everyone in a ClimacticBattleResurrection, from Batman to Godzilla to Chuck Norris. The winner? [[spoiler:Mr. Rogers in a bloodstained sweater.]]* [[Music/PearlJam Pearl Jam's]] song "Jeremy" from ''{{Music/Ten}}'' is about this, to an extent. A quiet, drab kid with [[AbusiveParents uncaring parents]] suddenly snaps and goes [[UnstoppableRage berserk]], punching the narrator in the jaw and biting the recess lady's breast. Before [[AteHisGun eating a Magnum in front of everyone]] - [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant and no, I don't mean the chocolate-covered ice-cream]]* Music/{{Vocaloid}} [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0uU2PZVfM8 Kaito ga Uninstall]] * [[Music/AliceCooper Alice Cooper's]] "No More Mr. Nice Guy" is about someone a guy who does nice things for people, but no one wants to befriend him or just be around him, which prompts him to be upset and get turned mean. It is PlayedForLaughs, though.* "Sister Mary Elephant," a 1974 comedy recording by Creator/CheechAndChong. Although the title character, a substitute teacher overseeing an unruly class, is very nice, her frustration boils over several times throughout the song as she tries to call the clearly uninterested students to order ("Class? Class? "'''''SHUDD-UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUP!!!!!!!!'''''").* "Tai Kwan Leap," a comedy recording by the Frantics. The main character starts out preaching peace, enlightenment and how Tai Kwan Leap is strictly for self-defense - then when a mouthy student gets a little aggressive with him it's "Boot to the head."* Music/WeirdAlYankovic's "The Night Santa Went Crazy", has the [[SantaClaus legendary jolly fat man]] flip his lid and go on a murdering spree, the song hinting that years of delivering gifts to kids and only getting milk and cookies for his thanks was just too much for him to handle anymore.* Music/TheRollingStones' mild-mannered, quiet and laid-back drummer Charlie Watts was often to be found in his hotel room quietly reading a book whilst Jagger, Richards, Jones and Wyman were living the rock-excess lifestyle. At one drunken after-gig party, Mick Jagger imperiously called for Watts to be located and brought to the party, whether he wanted to or not.--> Where's my drummer? I want my drummer! Bring my drummer to me!** When these words were relayed to him, Watts nodded, put down his book, and left his hotel room, saying nothing. As Jagger brayed ---> Ah, my drummer's here at last!** The irritated Watts laid him cold with one punch. Dragging Mick up by the lapels and eyeballing him, Watts said, simply---> I'm not your fucking drummer. ''You'' are ''my'' lead singer. Right?** He then turned on his heel, went back to his room, and carried on where he's left off. He'd even thought to insert a bookmark.* The third English verse of UsefulNotes/NewZealand's national anthem ''God Defend New Zealand'' invokes this trope, with a declaration of striving for peace while also calling on God to make them a "mighty host" if they are invaded.* ''The Killer Inside Me'' by MC 900ft Jesus is about a serial killer who pretends to be a sweet, talkative, mentally disabled person to both lure people into lowering their defenses and to keep suspicion off of himself.----